SEATTLE-Unico Properties LLC has been selected by LaSalle Investment Management to serve as the third party property manager of World Trade Center East, a 186,117-square-foot, six-story class A office building located prominently on Seattle's Waterfront.

“We're honored to be selected by a premier institutional investor such as LaSalle to deliver our unique suite of property management services, and award-winning tenant experience at this first-class property in Seattle,” said Brian Pearce, Unico Properties SVP of property management. “We manage buildings from an owner's perspective, evaluating an asset through a number of lenses to assess how to best meet an owner's investment goals. Our teams work collaboratively, using their skills and expertise to maximize value, generate revenue and drive building operations to be sustainable and highly-efficient. We're thrilled to deliver this proven approach at World Trade Center East.”

As an owner, investor and property manager in the Seattle market since 1953, Unico has delivered exceptional service, expertise and market knowledge to partners, owners and tenants for 60 years.

Built in 1999 by Wright Runstad & Company and spanning an entire city block, World Trade Center East is less than three blocks from Pike Place Market and connected to the adjacent Bell Street Pier by a pedestrian sky bridge, providing immediate access to the Waterfront's vast amenities. With its large, efficient floor plates, high ceilings, striking views, and dynamic live-work-play environment, World Trade Center East is one of the most desired creative office buildings in the Waterfront submarket. It features state-of-the-art building systems, high quality building and tenant improvements, an attractive new lobby and amenities, and it is slated to achieve LEED Silver Certification. It sits upon a five-level, above-grade parking garage and has floor-to-ceiling windows, providing an abundance of natural light and outstanding views from nearly every suite in the building. World Trade Center East is walking distance to a Sound Transit Central Link Light Rail station, the ferry terminal and numerous metro bus routes, and it offers direct access to Highway 99.

With the demolition of the Alaskan Way Viaduct, Seattle's central waterfront will be transformed, creating a new urban street which will be directly connected to the doorstep of World Trade Center East. The building is currently 85% occupied.

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Unico Picked to Manage WTC East

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